Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-11-10

hall on Tuesday. The gentleman did
not like To lose day and eVi'
IDENTIFY cares that school should keep.
Right. His pupils considered they
were in high school for once.
Now that the election IS past we
shall pay more attention than ever to
our local department and shall endeay-
ur to give our patrons live and read
able budget of weekly news. And IN
doing so our friends can greatly assist
us by giving us every bit of information
that may prove of interest to the rest OF
the world. Give us the news and we
shall only be too glad to publish them.
We judge from the large number
of sewing machines which VIM. "A.
Slower, residing near the tollgate, west
of town, receives OF late, that he Is
successful agent who understands TO
handle the New Home" to the salts
faction of the firm as well rs his Gus
toners. He passed through town with
wagon full of these popular machines
on Tuesday, on his way from the sta
tion.
Michael Ulrich, whose property
narrowly escaped being destI Dyed by
fire one day last week, desires to return
his thanks through these columns to
the neighbors and citizens, and espe-
cially to the members of the Hook and
Ladder company, for their prompt and
effective assistance rendered ut the fire.
Mr.. Ulrich says he now fully appre-
cate the value of n fire apparatus aud
an organized and drilled company.
We are sorry to state that Mr..
Elias Luse and son, F. ID. Luse, whose
planning mill in this place was recently
destroyed by fire, contemplate leaving
here to go into business ut Fairview,
Cumberland county. We should haye
liked very much 10 see those men re-
main, rebuild their mill and continue to
do business in town, but we understand
they were offered special inducements
hy the citizens of Fairview, which the
Messrs. Luse have concluded to accept.
Thus Millheim loses thriving enter
prise and two good citizens, and FAIR
view may be congratulated upon their
gain.
Don't FORGET. T.-Sincc subscription
moneys are so very slow in coming III
we wish to remind those of our DELHI
quent subscribers who find the time
of expiration as we'll rs the a
mount due, stamped on their papers,
that we desire prompt settlement OF
their arrearages. AS long as their ac-
counts stand open in our books they
don't do us Il bit of good. 1t takes cash
to run newspaper and we hope our
tardy subscribers will pay up more
punctually in the future. We hate this
dunning in the paper, but the seeming
Indifference of those who owe us on
subscription forces us to say something
on the matter. Pay up.
The following resolutions were
passed by the United Brethren Sunday
school of Millheim in memory of Katie
Geary, who was member of Mr.. +. d.
! Iuse's class
! WHEREAS the hand Of Divine Providence has
! removed from our midst our sister aud class
mate Katie Grary therefore,
! Resolved, lst. That we. as 4 school, are de-
| sirous OF testifying our respect To her memory,
| and express our earnest sympathy with the
| friends deprived of their dear one.
2nd. That we tenderly condoie with the
friends in their hour OF aitliction, and devoutly
| commend them 10 Him who looks with plying
! eye upon the beTeft.
Srd. That while we deeply sympathize with
| those bound To our departed friend by near ana
dear ties. we share with the hope of 4 reunion
In that better world where there are no partings
and shedding OF tears,
| 4th. That these resolutions be placed upon
| the records of the United Brethren Sunday
school and lie published lin the Millheim JouT'
nai, also that copy OF the Journal be sent TO
WY '''' 0> +. d. LUSE s. CLASS. Com.
NEW MUsIC.-We have before us a
copy of "My Lady" Waltzes from the
pen of d. b. McCloskey who is also the
publisher. We have heard 1t rendered
on piano and organ-suitable for either
and we give it rank with the popular
compositions of the day, as for the har-
mony, or the accompaniment, it cer-
taiuly bears upon teachings of the old
masters whose rapid and pleasing chan
ges have become so famous, which he
must have read to great extent to ac-
complish that which he has in this
piece. Mr.. McCloskey is as yet un-
known beyond local radius as a com.
poser and publisher, but with putting
such music upon the market as he
makes his introduction to the public, he
will certainly be entitled to bountiful
share of the public patronage. Send 25
cents TO ID. b. McCloskey, Lock Haven,
Pa, and be assured of getting one of
tie best pieces of music issued by any
publisher to-day.
| NEGLECTING DIsEAsE.-One reason
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were not believed to be serious is be.
cause patients neglect disease in its first
and faint attack. They wait until the
enemy is well into the citadel and then
they find it very difficult to dislodge
him. 1t is the height Of folly to treat
illness as a matter of small import
ance, for we know not what may be de-
veloped. A man who has family to
support; a woman who has children
and IA house to care form fact, no one
who thiuks life is worth living yields to
sickness until .hey feel that it is going
to get the best of them, and then is the
time for prompt, thorough and effect
i've medicine. With Summons Liver Reg
ulator YOU can al Ways relieve and never